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Keep the battles on the field

There's been a lot of stroppiness in the England-India series. Both parties have been guilty of overdoing it

06-Aug-2011•Sahil Dutta

Zimbabwe's wilderness years not all arid

There's no doubt cricket in the country has moved forward, and the sponsors are coming in as well. But that will only continue as long as they keep winning

04-Aug-2011•Firdose Moonda

Which are the greatest dynasties of them all?

Is it possible to compare the Invincibles of 1948 to the West Indian teams of the '80s and '90s? After all they were simply products of their time

02-Aug-2011•Gideon Haigh

The view from the bottom

The Affiliates have to work the hardest, for the least amount of money, to keep the game alive in their countries. Their stories are also the most heartwarming

01-Aug-2011•Sharda Ugra

'Perfect the basics and then improvise'

Courtney Walsh is giving back to cricket by mentoring West Indies' Under-19 players. He tells them to keep things simple and to enjoy life on tour

30-Jul-2011•Peter Della Penna

Can Uganda become Africa's second-best side?

Insiders think they could. And their recent showings, in Twenty20 especially, seem to bear out the hype

26-Jul-2011•Firdose Moonda

'Every Shield game should aim to go late into day four'

The states need to look at producing pitches conducive to four-day cricket, and ensuring that younger players have mentors to turn to, says Queensland captain James Hopes

25-Jul-2011•Daniel Brettig

Max of all trades

When he's not laughing at a famous caricature of himself, former Australia bowler Max Walker is writing books, doing charity work and developing iPhone apps

25-Jul-2011•Brydon Coverdale

A plot of earth that knows its worth

Cricket is coming home for its 2000th Test, but even if the game's a dud, it cannot take away from the glory of the ground hosting it

21-Jul-2011•Michael Henderson

The India I remember

A veteran cricket writer looks back a couple of India's earliest visits to England, featuring an incompetent prince-captain, a colossal allrounder, and more

19-Jul-2011•John Woodcock

Kentucky fried cricket

Cricket Australia says its sponsorship deal with KFC is vital for the game's health, but in a country where childhood obesity is on the rise, many believe it's sending mixed signals

18-Jul-2011•Daniel Brettig

Wearing the burden lightly

Carrying a weak and inexperienced team and struggling to deal with the pressure of expectations aren't easy, but Bangladesh's captain manages to do so and remain upbeat

16-Jul-2011•Abu Choudhury

The forgotten men of 1991

Two players who were taken along to make up the numbers on South Africa's first tour after readmission look back, 20 years on

15-Jul-2011•Firdose Moonda

Keeping the premiership window open

Victoria have made 14 of the last 18 state finals. Now they face the challenge of bouncing back after their first disappointing summer in years

13-Jul-2011•Brydon Coverdale

Opening credits

The first session of a match is Test cricket at its most compelling: the hard new ball against the men who have to see off its threat - or, as is common these days, send it packing

12-Jul-2011•Mike Selvey

The men who couldn't replace Boucher

During his 14-year reign as the South African keeper, Boucher has had at least six frontline challengers. Only two remain standing

11-Jul-2011•Firdose Moonda

Bradman's last to Tendulkar's 50th

A look at Test cricket's milestones from the second half of the last century and the first decade of this one

10-Jul-2011•Nishi Narayanan

From Lillywhite to the end of the War

A look at the milestones from the first 75-odd years of Test cricket

09-Jul-2011•Siddhartha Talya

Is the IPL still a summer blockbuster?

Experts agree that the World Cup and the shuffling of IPL teams could be problems unique to 2011, but will viewership return to previous stratospheric levels in 2012?

07-Jul-2011•Tariq Engineer

The art of making Taufels

Australian cricket may be under review for its problems, but its umpiring system still serves as a blueprint for the rest of the world

03-Jul-2011•Adam Wakefield

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